we're right by the palisades villages, which is owned by rick caruso. who? rick caruso joins us now live on the phone. rick, thanks so much for being with us. what do you know? what are you seeing in terms of your property tonight? >> well, hi, alex, thanks for covering this so well, listen, it's a disaster to the hundredth degree. it's beyond anything i think any of us could have ever imagined. but my heart goes out, obviously, to the people with their homes. and i'm watching the small businesses around us go up in flames. you know, this is people's livelihoods. so it's devastating. but what is most concerning to me is our first responders and our firefighters who are trying to battle this. there's no water in the palisades. there's no water coming out of the fire hydrants. this is an absolute mismanagement by the city. it's not the firefighters fault, but it's their city. and i'm going to be very honest. we've got a mayor that's out of the country, and we've got a city that's burning and there's no resources to put out fires. so if you look at your picture

we need somebody like rick caruso.t need somebody that is going to take taxpayer-funded boondoggle trips to ghana and be an asleep at the wheel while the city is burning. >> sandra: it's interesting what you're saying there, as these are live pictures, we continue to watch as they are able to get some aircraft in the air while there's a dip in the wind speed right now -- i want to finish off with this. to your point, adam kroll, a resident of that area, suggesting once people leave, a lot of times when it happens, it's this bad, they don't come back. watch. >> you guys all voted for karen bass, the mayor of los angeles. you all voted for gavin newsom. and now you [ bleep ] get what you get. oh, now that your house is on fire, now you want to know what's going on. what's going on around there? all those people who were deep blue democrats are now going to have to pull a permit to rebuild. when they start running into the bureaucracy and the red tape, they're going to start going nuts and they're going to vote for rick c

rick caruso hiring private firefighters to protect his home and outdoor mall from the l.a. are praising him for being prepared others say it is wrong to prioritize them all over local businesses and homes. is he justified his it smart or selfish? kevin corke. >> i don't want to get political but i would like to shake his hand i think that was a brilliant thing to do. protect your own you can help others after the circumstance. >> trace: amber duke? >> absolutely. private property rights he has every right to use his money to protect his own property. by the way he helped out neighbors i think you should be getting a round of applause as opposed to being chastised. >> trace: the attorney and you come bring him out to give us the low down on this. >> listen he tried to protect everyone's property, he ran for mayor and the people said i don't want your help though you don't get his help i guess. and how embarrassing for l.a. honestly it shows that if you have adequate firefighting protection you can protect your people. this is the failure of l.a. government. >> trace: evan ba

. >> you know, we heard former mayoral candidate rick caruso talking earlier. he's losing some of his properties. and he said that there is no there was no water in palisades in order to fight the fires. can you talk a little bit more about that as well as mitigation, things that need to be put in place in order to prevent something like this in the future? >> well, definitely the capacity of the water system to deliver under adverse conditions like a firestorm, you know, wind driven fire event. what's the vulnerability of the system to these events? and that is something that we need to know. and apparently it wasn't sufficient. if the fire department are reporting a loss of fire or a loss of water pressure, that's big because you can't fight a fire without water, as mister caruso said. and so they need to go back and find out who is responsible and who's responsible for maintaining this. and do local residents contribute to the problem if they all turn on their water at once, you know, people are trying to do their own, you know, sheltering in place and tryin

you had people that were voting for karen bass or rick caruso. gavin newsom comes along and they don't want to change. they don't want to move from their typical behavior, their voting behavior. even though we saw the policies are wrong. i was one of the first trump supporters. i wrote about it on breitbart. you know this, other people know this in 2015. and yet the blowback from the hollywood community now people are waking up a little bit. america has been burning for decades, not just california. and my heart goes out again to all those people that lost their homes. but it didn't have to happen. as you said before, the forestry, just cleaning the brush. how about desalinization plants? find some new technology. but you know what? gavin newsom wants to have california 2.0. what does that mean? single family homes. you can now build multiple family homes that i think this is part of the wef. there's a part of me that feels there's something much more nefarious going on, sean, much more nefarious going on, because it makes no sense. we had fires

i'm texting with rick caruso house is gone. on the phone with melissa rivers house is gone. all of my friends houses are gone. and this should not have happened if they were properly prepared. like this would never happen in new york. this is really poor on karen bass and i'm sorry to say it, i don't want to make this political, but this is this is an embarrassment. as for what's going to happen from here on? well let's see people in the palisades. let's let's start at the top. like, let's say you've lived there for your entire life and you're in your 70s or 80s. are you going to start rebuilding when you're 75 years old? are you going to start rebuilding nine months of permitting. and by the way, you have it's like it's going to look like a farmland or like mars all around you. there's nothing there. you're going to build your house. you'll be 85 by the time you're done. no, they're going to buy condos and move on. like maybe younger people will rebuild, but like, who wants to live in like, mars? like, well, there's there's nothing around you. so i think there's going to be

>> reporter: yeah, so rick caruso was talking about the ability to fight the fire in pacific palisadesvillage, a pretty well known shopping center. he was complaining that there wasn't enough water for firefighters to protect that property. what they have pointed out here is that this part of los angeles is powered by water tanks, instead of a traditional underground line. so there's just not as much water pressure there. that's what he was referencing. but yeah, there have been political comments. when you heard gavin newsom out here, he was talking about president biden was out here helping us. there was no bickering or fighting, even though he didn't use the name of president- elect trump. this is just a heartbreaking, devastating, and frankly dangerous situation still. >> chase, thank you. chase cain, joinings, giving us a sense of what the things look like on the ground there, david. this is a tough one. >> yeah, very. as obviously was just indicated, very, very dangerous and so much at risk. obviously you start with people's livelihoods, their homes and everything else. as you mi

beyond that also the policies of gavin newsom when rick caruso lost the election, even though he went as a democrat for political reasons. he had good policies. i blame the left of hollywood. those politicians, gavin newsom, karen bass and all the politicians, we have to make hollywood accountable. because the politicians do what they do. we know that gavin newsom is what he is. he gave a billion-dollar contract to the chinese to do masks. we know that in 1990, p wilson wanted to have reservoirs in california but the left stopped it and a lot of that is the hollywood left that is bought and paid for, they go up to their and they talk with the hollywood elites and they get attention to issues. especially in california. larry elder was slandered by the people. he should have won that election for the governor . it's terrible what's happened. >> sean: if he ran today i would argue he would win. if kamala runs after i would argue the odds are very high that she's going to win. look at donald trump coming into office, i don't think republicans are going to appropriate funds to rebuild whic

. >> i was looking at the numbers she won the mayor's race by nine points over rick caruso the big developere palisades you wonder if some people are having buyer's remorse. we will see what happens there. a great discussion. on a positive note we are seeing how communities are coming together to save each other and their animals. here's a look at some of the moments this man dodge fire to release horses that were trapped in the flames. volunteers of the pasadena humane society have rescued hundreds of house pets and they are treating a cats burns. the heartwarming moment showing a man reuniting with his dog after he went missing for five days. wow look at the video happy dog and happy person. that's very nice. it's not just animals, to dedicated rescue workers pictured here can be seen saving a man's life and there have been a lot of these moments throughout the fires. a brave individual climbed up a poll to save an american flag from burning. that is wonderful. how is this for inspiring the family joined together in a song after seeing the statue of the virgin mary had survived the fire. l

here of more the former mayoral candidate and businessman rick caruso who is with us. this was an issue in the campaign we know the mayor was in ghana and we know she came back and was asked questions we know she refused to answer any questions what is your reaction. >> first of all thanks for shining a light on this it's an incredibly devastating time in the city entire neighborhoods and is watching what you put up on the screen doesn't even paint 1% of the picture entire neighborhoods being wiped out in los angeles. and we've got brave firefighters risking their lives to fight these fires but with the palisades fire they were standing there with hoses with no water on them. hydrants were dry and firefighters were complaining demanding water and it was the most devastating and unbelievable see in to watch somebody's home and businesses and burned to the ground and a firefighter can't do anything about it. we've got a leadership issue here and tough questions that need to be answered and we need to get to the bottom of it. >> sean: how do they even put it out i mean to

the bureaucracy and the red tape, they're going to start going nuts and they're going to vote for rick carusotime because they want to get -- that's all trump says, we're going to pull back the regulations. >> sandra: and they might find that all that regulation's going to make this rebuild process tough and to your point about the mandates on the insurance fees that they can't move them, the insurance will just leave. >> that's what's happening. again, all state's leaving. state farm is leaving. those are two big outfits. you have to worry about smaller private insurance companies that may not have the capital. they may promise you the world and they may go belly-up. also, what adam's saying, again, i want to be sure to say this, this is a nightmare going on in california. okay. and it was a natural disaster nightmare. put apparently from reports the mayor was told that santa ana winds coming in the weather forecast was a big risk. point number one. point number two: she did unfortunately reduce the fire budget. by the way, i would like to he no about the police budget. i'll bet that came do

this is where gavin newsom was trying -- larry elder should have won that election and rick ca carusobut most of the hollywood community didn't go for rick ca caruso. back in the day when i first got there with sinatra and jimmy stewart and john wayne and you had a lot of big stars that were conservatives. so it was balancing out. johnny carson is would have talked about the problems. jimmy kimmel, god bless him, he's half italian, i've known him, he doesn't because he's in bed9 with the democrats. schumer, schiff, pelosi, newsom, that's a meeting ground for the left in hollywood. and this is what happens. actors are frightened to speak out, they're frightened because of their jobs for getting blacklisted, so stuff like this happens -- elizabeth: okay, we've got to -- maybe it'll change. show the list of celebrities' homes whose houses, celebrities' houses and their neighborhoods got burned. this is now -- jamie if lee -- by the way, jamie lye cur curtis' neighborhood was burned. there's now a recall petition, nearly 40,000 people demand l.a. mayor with karen bass be immediately recal

rick caruso? he would have been able to handle this.t even have water in the fire hydrants? now they are looking into it and turning on each other. i don't know if you have seen the clip the l.a. fire department chair is saying the city of los angeles failed them and we are finding out that these elections one thing was right, barack obama when he said elections have consequences when you pick leaders you get results. california has a beautiful place but they have destroyed it with the left-wing government. >> sean: you will know the worst part joe concha his why am so certain people with with common sense already left california. why am i pretty certain that if newsom ran again or if kamala harris ran for governor out there are the odds are really high they will win because the people that stayed are the people that seem to put up with all of this. >> you are right about that. the president as they are, by the way. adam schiff goes for congressmen and got selected to the senate quite easily despite being the most discredited, at least

we talked with rick caruso, who had heard that, perhaps, the reservoirs were an issue. >> no issues, whatsoever. the data is publicly available. anybody can use the internet and look at it for themselves. >>> after the break, why rising yields may be a threat to stocks. they haven't been lately, but maybe now. plus, the hype around high flyers like quantum computing and micro strategy. both of those names losing momentum today. we will dig into both when power lunch returns. z's bakery is looking to add a pizza oven, arissa's hair salon wants to expand their space, and steve's t-shirt shop wants to bring on more help. with the comcast business 5-year price lock guarantee, they can think more about possibilities for their business and not the cost of their internet. it's five years of gig-speeds and advanced security. all from the company with 99.9% network reliability. get the 5-year price lock guarantee, now back for a limited time. powering five years of savings. powering possibilities™. >>> welcome back. we want to talk more about bond yields in the stock market, is a lot of atten

this gave the rick caruso who ran against her in 2022 the opportunity to step up to the plate.e filled that information gap while she is in guana. he was talking to reporters. he was talking about what their community needed. >> steve: he was talking about how the hydrants were dry in the village. honors lawrence such an embarrassment. we have done extensive reporting on homelessness. there has been no improvement. you spent all this money. it's not impacting the problem there. and then people can't get water. you don't have enough firemen with equipment. this is a management issue. and i think this is -- i don't want to take it to this past election. but i'm going to because this is common sense. that they are putting this green energy stuff over people's public safety. you are not going to have a green environment if it's burnt down. >> one thing they did increase the homeless population by tens of thousands. because almost everybody is homeless now in southern california. >> ainsley: that's why they need billions of dollars. gavin newsom said if you are homeless, come out he

identity politics and cultural issues above saving lives karen bass ran for mayor in 2022 against rick caruso. i'm the real pro-choice democrat. he implying he was not pro-choice enough. rick palisades mall is the only structure still standing in the village. he could protect property and life and obviously karen bass cannot. >> laura: dr. hamadei, joel both of you have thank you and to all your friends and family stay safe. our prayers with are you. fox support families impacted by the wildfires. your donation really does help the red cross to respond and to help people recover from this horrific disaster. so visit go.fox/red cross to support these efforts. or just scan that qr code you see on your screen. now, just ahead, the dems never really believed their lies about trump and we have proof. plus, breaking news on trump's sentencing. that's next. ♪ oh, why leaffilter? it's well designed, efficient, i appreciate that. leaffilter's technology keeps debris out of your gutters for good, guaranteed. what more could you ask for? call 833.leaf.filter today, or visit leaffilter.com. ♪ >> laura: t

gentlemen, bring back and rick caruso joining the coverage and we had you on a moment ago prior to thent receiving that briefing. guerin against karen bass in l.a. and there was a credit nod to leadership at the beginning of the briefing. i thought of the you that many are saying it is the lack of leadership that got us to where we are today and not be able to contain the fire is right now. >> i certainly think it is the lack of leadership that got us to a point where we may have damage and can ever prevent these things. but what we were talking about earlier the brush mainly was a massive failure and has been for years and water management and the fact that you had firefighters working their tails off and risking their lives and the hoses are empty and they have to stand by and watch homes burned down. is ju heartbreaking and frustrating. you have to ask that quee leadeg the mayor not because i ran against him, but i think everyone who holds a political office should be held accountable. we need to ask the tough questions when she gets back in town. she has not been in los angeles. i

i saw that rick caruso as he was a person who ran for mayor.mayor and his daughter lost her house and the fire so my heart goes out to them. no water in the palisades. the infrastructure has been a big problem around here and it's where we should spend money. i do have an issue with that. i'm sure she got on the first plane coming back but having nothing to say once you got here. i don't know if it was edited like that. >> jesse: not a good luck. >> we need to keep it up. another fire started in runyon right now. dennis and glad to talk you into everything's okay thank you and thank all the firefighters. >> sean: welcome to hannity a fox news alert southern california is

but i think there's a chance that rick caruso, who has made this -- ran for governor or, rather, lost for governor in a couple of years, in 2026. and i think he has tried to lay bare that this problem is due to mismanagement. and i think this may actually, perhaps, drive some voter revolt in 2026. let's hope. stuart: is there any sign that the liberals are losing faith in this, with the climate crowd and really want to reverse these crazy policies? >> if only. the response that i got from my column is not encouraging on that. there's a lot of vitriolic, very vitriolic response calling me a moron and such, an idiot. how dare you point this out. so they are very much doubling down on their climate policies. stuart: allysia, you manage to hit the nail on the head every time you write. allysia finley, "wall street journal." thanks very much. >>> it's that time when we bring you the tuesday trivia question. and i know the answer to this. i guarantee i know this one. what was the last major league baseball stadium to install lights for night games? fenway park, angels stadium, wrigley fiel

karen bass ran for mayor in 2022 against rick caruso. she said i am a real pro choice democrat implying he is notes pro-choice and i. the palisadeiss is only structue ouldin the village. he could protect property and life and obviously, karen bass cannot.. >> laura: dr. hemmati, joel, thank you to all of your friend and family, please stay safe ina reour prayers with all of you. join fox support of families who have been impacted by the california wildfires.o your donation really does help the red cross respond and to help people recover from this horrific disaster. so visit go. fox/red crossfox/red crosstosupr ts and/or scan the qr code on your screen. test the y head coach of the dems hnever believe there lies about trump and we have proof plus breaking news on trump sentencing. that is next. z's bakery is looking to add a pizza oven, arissa's hair salon wants to expand their space, and steve's t-shirt shop wants to bring on more help. with the comcast business 5-year price lock guarantee, they can think more about possibilities for th

i think what people are ready for, i bet they wish they had voted rick caruso, even though he was just a different democrat. right? it's still two leftist running against each other, but i think they're ready for moderation. i think they're ready for competency. and this is what extreme wealth often can create. the idea that there are no consequences for the choices you make. that means you don't have to worry about competence. and right now, la has a moron for a governor, and they have an imbecile for a mayor. and that result is leading to the biggest wildfires we've seen in any of our lives. >> that myth was surely shattered as some of these homes worth north of $20 million are just gone. so the best part, let me tell you, this country is i go, is that you? >> thank god we didn't put kamala harris in charge because at least we rejected that. you're right. >> all right. well, it's up to the voters to straighten this out. clay, travis, good to see you. breaking news on trump's inauguration. plus, johnny was at the eagles game. >> eagles going all the way this year. got right there. >>

might not know him, rick caruso, a developer in l.a. >> ran for mayor. >> ran for mayor against karen bass, the sitting mayor of l.a. propped up a big shopping center in town. and he was on local news the night the fire started talking about essentially making political claims why the fire got so out of control.ut and we talked to people locally today who have said that the reason that the water may not have been at the pressure they wanted it to was because of w overuse. the tanks were full to the maximum kpas kpty. but when you or i at our own homes turn on the shower, malaysia the washing man machine at the lasame time, the water pressure goes down. that claim spread on social media by people including the people on x have led to a lot of confusion about what's going on. when you hear people ask, how could it get so out of control? this was an unprecedented situation and series of events. >> wind events. >> wincredibly dry. it had been incredibly dry.bl and wind gusts that were hurricane force that basically made this community and much of los angeles county right now, a tinderbox

rick caruso who ran for mayor against karen bass, lost, he redeveloped the village, changed it a lot. put in some really nice shops. there's an ehrwon down there. that's one of the only places that is still left. he fired, i believe, a private fire crew to keep it intact. he says that they also helped keep some of the surrounding homes. but it is a weird thing to see, chris, that this entire community is gone, the historic buildings even across the street gone. but the new shopping center is fine. >> strange. katy tur, thank you very much. i really appreciate it. stay safe. >> thanks. >>> rumors, lies, and hoaxes have always spread during times of disaster. it's a phenomenon probably as old as humanity itself. even the best of circumstances, a crisis like this unprecedented los angeles wildfire would be a vector for a lot of bad information. our polluted information environment is creating an absolute blow torch of lies, being spread by the richest man in the world on the platform he owns to spread them, and the incoming president of the united states. for example, there's the false c

rick caruso. he apparently hired private fire crews to work this area. it worked, i guess.nd the rest of the place, it's no good. >> yeah. and it's been stunning to hear how many people have some sort of connection, right? just hearing people, for example in the newsroom. >> yeah. >> my nephew and his wife, they were here over the holidays, in the newsroom, they live in pacific palisades. they're down, obviously not there now. and i think what strikes me a lot, is that when we've gone to scenes of destruction, including wildfires, and i covered wildfires when i was out in l.a. you could go through and find things. you know, pieces of your life, or memories, you know, maybe it's a picture frame. it seems like there's nothing there, katy. nothing. >> no. i was looking. i was looking. i didn't see anything. i mean, i wasn't going on properties or anything. if it wasn't metal, i don't know how it survived. i was able to find a watch on the street. the cliche of a stopped watch. it was stopped. but it wasn't working any longer. it was shattered and smashed. if you didn't leave w

this is coming from rick caruso, but also a lot of folks that there was too much brush out there and the brush needed to be cleared. and part of the reason this fire got so out of control was that there was just too much density up in the hills. is that true? >> well, it's true that there hasn't been a fire within the last 40 to 50 years out here. so you get that 40 to 50 year growth on the brush, and you do get a dead component under there. so there could be some truth to that. there is you know, these hills do grow brush very well as it is southern california. so yeah, without a frequent fire return interval, you're going to get heavy brush in places. >> what is the difficulty in doing? what's the difficulty in doing controlled burns to prevent this sort of thing. >> controlled burns can be hard. there's definitely challenges to conducting controlled burns, especially around large populations of folks because there are smoke impacts and things like that. so yeah, there's definitely challenges associated with doing prescribed fire around urban and wildlife, wildland urban interface

rick caruso, he would have been able to handle this. you don't even have water in the fire hydrants. and now they're looking into it. they're turning on each other. i don't know if you've seen the clip. the la fire department chair is now saying yes, the city of los angeles failed them. and we're finding out that these elections, one thing was right. barack obama when he said elections have consequences. yeah. when you pick crappy leaders, you get crappy results. california is a beautiful place, but they have destroyed it with left wing governance. >> you know what the worst part. joe concha is? why am i so certain that the people of common sense already left california? as clay was pointing out? why am i pretty certain that if newsom ran again, or if kamala harris runs for governor out there, the odds are really high that they're going to win? because the people that stayed or the people that seem to put up with all this, well, you're right about that, sean. >> the precedent is there, by the way. i mean, adam schiff goes from congressm

let's see rick caruso run for mayor and win. >> that's local government. have you thought about state, about fema, about the federal government as well? >> yeah, i haven't really been thinking about that right now, but we definitely need a big change. what's happening in california isn't working. the state is totally dysfunctional and we need to do a better job. >> let me ask you, when you think about the future after all of this, just shock, you know, a couple of months from now, do you think about rebuilding, about staying? have you given thought to leaving the area, or are you like me, by the way, a californian through and through? i just happen to live and work in new york, but i'm an l.a. girl, i get it. >> yeah, i got i got new york in my dna. but i'm california through and through. if i wasn't here, i'd be in bali. >> okay, well, there's one place to think about. do you surf? is that part of this as well? >> yeah. yeah. i love to surf. there's no waves and. yeah. okay. >> alec gillis, i want to i want to thank you so much for your candor and for smi

and it's being drummed up as well by rick caruso, who ran for mayor against, against bass. and he, you know, he's trying to use this to say that she wasn't she wasn't there for the city. she wasn't prepared for this. everybody knew that there was going to be a fire. they knew the conditions. the conditions could result in a really big fire, that she wasn't there for the city of los angeles. and that is resonating with folks here. i'm on sunset right now, chris. i know you've driven the street. it was it was lined with homes. there's nothing left. i mean, that's the true of everything. there's nothing left any longer. we have seen power crews. we've seen water crews, we've seen tree removal crews for the first time today, which means that they are going to start the process of trying to clear some of this. there are a few huge sycamore trees, a lot of them, actually, but a few that that burnt and fell down and were blocking roadways. and you, you saw that the fire department had to cut through them to get to make those roadways passable again. it's just it's as i keep saying

. >> if rick caruso is in deposition, this would never happen like this. >> trace: thank you all. earlier today fox news and i was back out in the field anchoring to 4:00 p.m. show covering the wildfires and we got into the very heart of pacific palisades, getting the first good look at the business district. >> we're taking a tour through the business area of pacific palisades. this is kind of the city centre if you will. you are looking at the supermarket totally destroyed and amazingly the hardware store across the street is untouched. you walk over here to the sunset boulevard that runs right through pacific palisades across the street there was a mall. you had nail salons, beauty parlours, frame shops, all totally gone as you go down the entire blog. over here on the other side is a church and some of it is still standing, a lot of it is destroyed. it's interesting as you look across the street, the buildings in this business district that fared the worst are apparently closest to the fire station. >> trace: as we continue our coverage with christina coleman who is like for u

rick caruso's luxury development in palisades village, in an area that really is so densely populatedhe damage that that's happened right now. >> but you're seeing, you know, hollywood stars, activists, pod save america, host the likes asking california and los angeles and specifically one of the most progressive cities in the country to really rethink a lot of the policies that they've implemented and a lot of the dysfunction that that people have been criticizing with regards to homelessness and other less urgent situations. >> and to try to course correct. but i do think at the end of the day, this is a real lesson in overdevelopment in places that that should not be overturned. >> and then the question is what to do about that morning joe to do about that morning joe weekend watch your step!k. that's why visionworks makes it simple to schedule an eye exam that works for you. even if you have a big trip to plan around. thanks! i mean, i can see you right now if that's...convenient. visionworks. see the difference. >> bingo! for that kind of excitement, download bingo blitz exciteme

you know who ran against karen bass, rick caruso who had previously been the commissioner for the l.a and power. he's a billionaire developer and he employed private firefighters and water storage tanks and saved one of his properties. a pacific palisades mall. he was able o save that. i wonder if that can be replicated. this is ahead of us now. monday, tuesday, wednesday the winds could kick up again. the gusts to 50 to 70 miles per hour. he's been very critical of karen bass and government officials for, you know, fire preparedness. insufficient water storage. everything. in terms of forests, what should be done with forest management. >> management, right. >> now that they're ready. could they be ready to do something like this to save as much as possible for what could be another onslaught. >> it's already happening, joe. while the fires were burning even last week there were neighborhoods that were banding together to say hey, should we hire our own folks to go out and spray fire retardant and then other neighbors said yeah. do we want to have this toxic chemical in our lawns and

rick caruso, who was not elected as mayor, has been more mayoral than karen bass, the person who defeated she was absentee in ghana. and that says it all. >> doctor hamadeh, thank you for coming in. thanks for your time. great. thank you bill. and that's going to wrap up our coverage this evening. as you were just taking a live look at the palisades fire, which continues to burn 0% containment. fox and friends first. coming up next. after the break, they're going to take over coverage from here. doctor hoffman is going to be joining them in just about five minutes or so. thanks for joining us tonight. >> sore throat. >> got your tongue? >> mucinex insidiosus sore throat medicated drops uniquely formulated for rapid relief that lasts and lasts. >> that's my baby. >> try our new sugar free cough drop ins to soothe your best defense against erosion and cavities is strong enamel. >> nothing beats it. i recommend pronamel active shield because it actively shields the enamel to defend against erosion and cavities. i think that this product is a game changer for my patients. it really works. >>

rick caruso's luxury in development, is an area that's so densely populated.llywood stars, activists, the likes asking california and los angeles specifically, one of the most progressive cities in the country, to rethink policies they have implemented and a lot of the dysfunction that people have been criticizing with regards to homelessness and other less urgent situations and to try to course correct. i think at the end of the day, this is a lesson in over development in places that should not be over developed. >> the question is what to do about that moving forward. mayor karen bass was in her news conference yesterday talking about immediately rebuilding. jonathan lemire, cutting through red tape and getting people back in homes. talk about the federal response. we will talk about the reality of that. >> it's going to be a lengthy and very expensive process to rebuild these neighborhoods. some iconic and deeply affluent neighborhoods of los angeles. president biden said yesterday the federal government will do their part in stepping up. he is saying the